On Saturday, May 4th, 2013, the Princeton SCORE chapter and Princeton Public Library are joining forces to host the 5th Annual Small Business Fair in downtown Princeton. The fair will be held at the Princeton Public Library from 11am to 3pm, and attendance is FREE.
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How SCORE Helped
International Marketing
Isabel Aneyba started her consulting and marketing business - COMARKA - in 2006. She focuses on helping U.S. businesses expand their operations in the U.S Hispanic market, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. COMARKA specializes in deeper understanding of the Hispanic consumer through innovative qualitative research methodologies. Customized studies help companies understand the Hispanic consumers so that they are able to create competitive marketing plans for their brands and products.
A holistic research approach and customized studies make COMARKA unique. Each project is different and is focused on the client’s objectives. The process uses cultural sensitivity as well as creative and analytical thinking to develop a methodology that will provide richer insights.
SCORE mentors, Mike Dore and Glen Duncan, have helped Isabel obtain HUB certification and to develop a business plan, a marketing plan and most importantly, to focus on those clients who offer the best profit potential by expanding her services to meet their needs.
“Thanks to my mentors my business
moved to the growth stage”
- Isabel Aneyba -
Austin TX.
Business: COMARKA
Started: 2008
www.comarka.com
Published Jan. 30, 2012
Published Jan. 30, 2012
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